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36H Dial/Manual Central Office Repairer

MOS 36H, Dial/Manual Central Office Repairer, was deleted, with 29N (Switching Central Repairer) and 32Z (Communications-Electronics Maintenance Chief) listed as its successors.

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29NSwitching Central Repairer · historical code
Recorded successor: 35N1 Wire Systems Equipment Repairer, itself later retired
32ZCommunications-Electronics Maintenance Chief · historical code
Recorded successor: 29W Communications Electronics Maintenance Chief, itself later retired
Recorded successor: 29X Communications Equipment Maintenance Chief, itself later retired
Recorded successor: 29Z Electronics Maintenance Chief, itself later retired

Documented history

Dial/Manual Central Office Repairer

The listed effective date is June 30, 1985. The cited regulation was published later, on June 26, 1995.

The record does not state which soldiers were to receive 29N rather than 32Z.

Source extraction notes

AR 611-201 Table B-2 maps deleted MOS 36H to 29N, 32Z; source successor entries: 29N Switching Central Repairer; 32Z Communications-Electronics Maintenance Chief; update/effective date 1985-06-30.

Source documents (1)

Reviewed September 23, 2026 against references 1 and 2.

AR 611-201, Issue 6, Table B-2, MOS Deletions/Conversions
1. Table B-2, printed p. 606 · source dated June 26, 1995 · cited by the explanation
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2.AR 611-201, Issue 6, Table B-2, MOS Deletions/Conversions · event transcription · docs/legacy-data/army-mos-conversions.jsonl:1637; Table B-2, printed p. 606 · cited by the explanation
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